How The Iran War Could Raise The Cost Of Medicine, Plastics And Groceries

Gas prices in the U.S. have hit their highest prices in years since the start of the Iran war. On Monday, the average price per gallon hit about $4 in the U.S. But prices at the pump aren't the only place that U.S. consumers are going to feel the pinch. They're also feeling it on things like medicines, plastics and even food prices.The impacts of the war in Iran and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz could ripple through the entire economy. If it were to be extended, it wouldn't really disrupt the U.S. eco ...